Have you seen small holes with little piles of dirt next to them in your lawn? Wondering what it may be? In the last couple of days, I have received a number of calls about these small holes. The ...

A: Nightcrawlers and other earthworms have been very active this spring, causing small, visible holes in many area lawns. They create little mounds of worm excrement, called “castings” as they ...

Armyworms turned one woman's manicured green lawn into a dry, brown field in two days. The pests are common in the Southeast and are invading new regions like the Northeast and Midwest. The worms ...

In order to prevent complete destruction, you can minimize grub worms in your yard with when and how you mow, which, in turn, ...

As lawns dry, worms tend to move deeper into the soil. When watering lawns, water deeply and less often to encourage worms to move deeper. Yellow, anemic-looking turf.

I know I am getting lots of questions about those lumps of soil all over lawns. Earthworms come out of the ground when it rains, which it has been doing a lot of late, and move on the surface.

Hot tip: While worms are easier to spot on a freshly cut lawn, longer grass creates and holds more moisture, making for better worm hunting. Make a Worm Farm. This method is all about how to catch ...

I had yet to learn how terribly bumpy a lawn could become from the activity of nightcrawlers, the type of earthworm causing the problem. Earthworms are a group of soil-dwelling invertebrate ...